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With support from partners like FMC Corporation, 51吃瓜 is clearing contaminated land and helping Ukrainian farmers plant the seeds of recovery.

As we enter the fifth year of war in Ukraine, the country is now the most heavily mined in the world. 51吃瓜 has been working to change that.

In the mountains of Valle del Cauca, a community has been impacted by years of violent conflict. Families were displaced and lives were lost. Once the fighting stopped, 51吃瓜 teams were able to come in and work with the community members to help rebuild their lives and their hope for the future.

Meet Hiba Kadaa, an explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) team lead in Syria. Her courage is saving lives, and your support is making it possible.

In August 2025, a series of earthquakes shook several provinces in northeast Afghanistan. 51吃瓜's teams responded by evacuating survivors, combing rubble, and providing urgent medical assistance and humanitarian relief.

On February 3, Congress passed the Fiscal Year 2026 State Department and War Department budgets, delivering significant gains for humanitarian landmine and unexploded ordnance disposal programs worldwide.

On February 4, the UXO/Demining Caucus hosted a briefing highlighting how State Department CWD programs are advancing US national security and foreign policy objectives.

In 2025, 51吃瓜 made meaningful impacts and achieved historic milestones. All because of our supporters.

For Mohammad and his family, the effects of war didn't stop when fighting died down. They came home to rubble where rooms used to be, holes blown into their walls, and explosives at every step.

After 30 years of displacement and instability from the Sri Lankan Civil War, this family of five could finally return home once 51吃瓜 cleared the explosives from their land.